Dr. Douglas Haneline,
Moderator * contact
douglas_haneline@ferris.edu
Past Presenters and Topics
Dr. Sharon
Robideaux-
“There Are Murderers
among Us: Reflections on Detective Fiction”
Dr. Marlene
Hess-
“Service Learning
Projects and the Writing Classroom”
Dr. Katherine
Miller-
“Rewriting the
Body: Gender Narratives and the Transsexual”
Dr. Ildiko
Olasz-
“Cartographic
Naturalism and Symbolic Imaging in Thomas Hardy’s The
Return of the Native”
Ms. Bernadette
Fox-
“Fostering a Comfortable
Environment for ESL and International Students in a
‘Regular’ Classroom”
Dr. Matthew
Nikkari-
“Head Start: Phrenology
and the Basis of American Education”
Dr. Debra
Courtright-Nash-
“Using Clickers to
Increase Learning in the Developmental Writing
Class”
Dr. Robert von der
Osten-
“Kathleen Ann Goonan and
the Problem of Possession”
Dr. Reinhold
Hill-
“The Lore of War:
The Iraq War in Folklore and Personal
Narrative”
Dr. Daniel Noren-
“Teaching French as an
African Language”
Dr. Daniel Ding-
“Pleasure in Naming All
the Parts of the Known in Their Expected Order: Cyberspace
Communication and Chinese Agrarian Culture”
Dr. John
Jablonski-
“The Lexicographer as
Ambassador:
László
Országh
,
Hungary
and the English-Speaking
World”
Ms. Nell Hill-
“Multilingual Dissonance
in Third-Language Acquisition”
Dr. Hugh Culik and Dr.
Christopher Gilliard-
“Technical Writing,
Obedience, & Ethics after 9/11”
Dr. Ronald
Haladyna-
“The Perpetuation of
Literary Anonymity: Readership, Criticism
and Publication of
Contemporary Latin American Poetry”
Ms. Bernadette
Fox-
“Migrant ESL: Teaching
English as a Second Language to Migrant
Workers”
Dr. Daniel
Ding-
“Confucianism and
Technical Writing”
Dr. Robert von der
Osten-
“Having Your Throat
Sung: Alien
Intimacies in Rebecca
Ore’s Becoming Alien Series”
Dr. Reinhold
Hill-
“'These stories are
not "real," but they are as true as
I can make them’: Lee
Smith and the Authentic Folkloric Voice in
Fiction”
Dr. Matthew
Nikkari-
“God’s Good
Creature, Cold Water Armies, and Demon Rum:
American Drinking from
Plymouth
to
Appomattox
”
Dr. Daniel Ding and Dr. John
Jablonski-
“Teaching
International Technical Communication”
Dr. Genevieve
West-
“The Folklore of Urban
Migration in
Zora Neale Hurston's Lost
Stories”
Dr. Elizabeth
Ferszt-
“Bradstreet’s
Four Humours as 17th Century Science”
